Ranchi: At a time when the people of the country are reeling under the growing number of cases of Covid-19 and reports of lack of coordination between the Centre and the states are surfacing almost every other day, a tweet by chief minister Hemant Soren criticising Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s apparent lack of concern for the ongoing pandemic set off a storm on the micro-blogging site late on Thursday.
While JMM and BJP leaders were quick in jumping into a fastest-fingers-first of sorts, hashtags like #JharkhandCM, #HemantSoren, #Mannkibaat and #ModiIstifado, most of which were linked to the reply and counter replies to Soren’s tweet, kept trending all through Friday evening.
Allu Arjun Tests COVID-Positive, Is Following All The Protocols Allu Arjun Tests COVID-Positive, Is Following All The Protocols I request all my well-wishers and fans not to worry about me as I am doing fine, wrote the actor
Allu Arjun shared this photo. (Image courtesy: alluarjunonline )
Highlights I have isolated myself at home, he wrote Get vaccinated when you get the chance, he added
New Delhi:
Actor Allu Arjun has tested positive for COVID-19, the south star announced in an Instagram post on Wednesday. Allu Arjun shared a statement, in which he wrote that he is following all the protocols and has isolated himself at his home, where he lives with his wife and two kids. The actor requested his fans to not worry about him and get themselves vaccinated. Hello everyone, I have tested positive for covid. I have isolated myself at home and have been following all the protocols, the actor wrote in his post and added: I request those who have come in co
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The government has decided to exempt basics customs duty on import of COVID-19 vaccines, and the basic customs duty and health cess on import of medical grade Oxygen and other equipment related to providing oxygen to patients, for a period of three months.
These decisions were taken at a meeting chaired by the Prime Minister to review steps taken to boost oxygen availability in the country, the finance ministry said on Saturday. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal, Health Minister Harsha Vardhan and AIIMS director Randeep Guleria were among those present at the meeting.